Over 7000 Yemenis killed in Saudi attacks since late March
Saudi Arabia continues its massive aerial campaign in Yemen, bringing more death and destruction to the war-torn country.
In the latest such attacks, at least two Yemeni civilians were killed in the bombardment of residential areas in the Razih district in the northern Sa’ada province. Earlier, Saudi jets pounded positions in the southeastern Ta’izz province. There’s no report on possible casualties. On Sunday, three civilians lost their lives and many others were injured in Sa’ada air raids. Fighter jets also destroyed a mosque and several residential buildings there. Over 7,000 Yemenis have been killed, and 14,000 others injured in the Saudi war since late March. A large number of the victims have been women and children.
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